Cruz AJ, Malanche AG, López NJC

Idioma: Español
Referencias bibliográficas: 13
Paginas: 164-167
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RESUMEN

El granuloma central de células gigantes, es una lesión osteolítica benigna; su origen, actualmente se encuentra en controversia ya que se puede considerar como una lesión neoplásica o reactiva; se presenta principalmente en la primera década de la vida, y en mayor proporción en mujeres que en hombres, y su mayor incidencia en mandíbula en región anterior, y con una alta tasa de recidiva. En este artículo reportamos un caso clínico, de un paciente pediátrico, así como el tratamiento y seguimiento radiográfico de 2 años.

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